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EXPORTS

Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
1905 bales upland cotton, IS tons pig iron, 30
bales WOOL 1872 bbls rosin, 16i bdls hides, 1854
crates fruit 800 bbls spirits turpertine, Is pkgs
mdse.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for Baltimore
1909 bales cotton, 10 bbls spirits turpentine, 3s
bbls rice, 605 bbls rosin. 10000 feet lumber lbs
bdls hides, 50 bales domestics ard yarns, 325
pkgs mdse, "a rolls leather
Per schr Wapella, for New York and Perth
Amboy-2l0, 392 feet p p lumber.
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Leading figures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest.

BALTIMORE, S9pt. Ib.-FIour frfl bllt
quiet; Howard street and Western
superflne s2 s56B2 rs, extra 81 0QQc3 60, family
s3T5Ms ~ city mills suT.rlne 81 esQe2 G2, ex-
ira So 016b3 ~. RIO brands 81 i5eta 0 Wheat
Southern steady aud quiet red 1sGtslc; amber
hf6t65cs Western eassrs closing quiet No.
winter rcd o. spot f63se bid. corn-30sthern
higher, white $50 o., yellow BJftbgc.
81. Louts. sept. i5.--f1ouf dbl ma slower
but unchanged Mbszsl active bat %ftSfc
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Fernandina, Sept 15-Arived, schr Nettie
Langdon, st Augustine.
Cleared and sailed, schr W H Stewart, Sparks,
Aspinwall.
Bucki, Mount, Jacksonville.
Cevita Vecchia, Sept 10-Sailed, blrk Olof
Glas, for Savannah.
Dungeness, Sept 12-Passed, bark Piedmonte
QtaD. GAMBIA, Hamburg, for Pensacola.
Genoa Sept 10-Arrived, bark Otac Nico
AUS Calopotovich, Pensacola;
Hamburg, Sept 12-Arrived. bark Finland
(Rus) Melan, Pensacola.
Palma Majorca July 26-Arrived, Fratelli
Laurin Qtal) Laurin, Savannah.
Tarifa, Sept Passed bark Sci Amici QtaD,
Garibaldi, Pensacola for Genoa.
Low Point, G B, Sept l0-Passed, steamship
City of Truro (Br) Fulcher, Bull River, 5 Z, for
Sydney and United Kingdom;
Rio Janeiro, Aug 19-Sailed, bark Teixira
(Port) Caneca Brunswick; Goth, IN port, bark
Martin Luther (Nor). Arnesen, from Pensacola
Baltimore Sept l3-Cleared steamship Wick
Bay (Br), Wolden. Savannah; brig Rachel
Coney, Basham, Georgetown, Z; >r.-,,
Brunswick, Sept 13-Saied, bark Acaso Qtan,
neira Cape de Verde Islands.
Bull River, C, Sept 13-Arrived. steamers
Crimdon (Br). Wilkie, Charleston; Preston (Br),
Coosaw. S &, Sept l3-Sailed. steamship Stran.
ton (Br), Hyde, United Kingdom:
Key West, Sept 13-Pnt in brig James Miller,
Sproul, Manzanila for New York, leaking. (See
Norfolk, Sept 13-Arrived, steamers Waterloo
(Br) Hewes, Bull River, c, for Bristol, =, coal
ed and sailed; Cleddy (Brl, Seward, Coosaw,
for Dublin (coaled and sailed)
Pensacola Sept 10--In quarantine, barks NJ g.
Cox (Br) Robinson, Monteyldeo: Moses lta),
Molfino, Buenos Ayres; Cavalier (Nor), Christie
phersen, do.
Cleared 18th, bark Crown (Nor), Danielsen,
Antwerp; schr Ada Kennedy, Philadelphia.
Port Royal, S c, Sept 13-Arrived, stmr Hat
field (Br), Bevau New DIRK.
Cleared steamers Hudson (Br), Wandless,
Stettin land sailed; Antilles (Br), Carey, United
Kingdom Ito sail tomorrow.
Philadelphia, Sept 13--Arrived, bark Anita
Berwind, Mcbride, Savannah.
Satilla Mills Sept ARRIVED, bark Lucia (Br),
Wood, Aspinwall via Sapelo quarantine station.
Wiscassett Sept l0-Arrved, schr b + Lam
din, Doggens, Boston, to load for Pensacola.
New York, Sept 14-Arrived out, steamships
Aler, New York for Bremen; Britannia, New
York for Liverpool.
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MARITIME MIsCELLANY.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Key West, Sept l3--The brig James Miller,
Spronl from Manzanilla CUBA for New York
has put in here leaking badly
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC--THIS DAY.
SUN Rises ..-.s....--- .o.fo
OUNOEIS. '"""'
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. $50 NJ. 7:17PM
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATING, ETC
Il II Il LARGEST.
THE MOST RELIABLE,
THE CHEAPEST.

We claim the above and think upon inquiry or per-
sonal investigation you will concede the right make
this claim. We handle FURNITURE and CARPETS in
every style and price Our line of Upholstery Trimmings
and in fact anything you may need to make your home com.
Portable palace you get from You do yourselves
great injustice if you do call and us write and
obtain prices before you do any purchasing We take
great favor if you will call and inspect full line
at stores
1863 and III Broughton ST., Savannah, Ga.
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fhp clOsiup QuOtatiOnB
New Orleans Pa


LfyrRPootA Sept IS. i2s50p. m.--Cotton Bust
meas gosd. mddling upiands 5tfd, mlddllng Or.
leans 5f0 sales i2.OO0 bales. for speculation and
export 90 bales; receipts 1900 bales -Amsri-
s.alI y CO..
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SPOKEN.

Sept II, lat 80 81, lon n a. bark Anna Maria
(sw), Malcolmsen, from Savannah Aug rs for
Pooteelon Harbor
Bark Plantagenet (Nor), sorensen, from Pen
sacola for Buenos Ayres, Sept 3, lat 81 Fl, lon
III on.
Sept II, Cape Hatteras bearing by Il ne, rs
miles. brig Robert Dillon. Leighton, from Savan-
nah for Perth AInboy
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SAILED YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA.

Steamship City of Macon, Boston.
Steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore
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RECElPfB
Par Charleston aad Savannah Railway. sept
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS

Sea Istdnd-Tbe market was very Quiet
There was light inquiry, and one small sale,
the first of the season, took place during the
day, but it was on private terms, and quotations
are merely nominal. We quote;
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IHGoiing Out RitualIsm.

y somewhat sensational case is under dis.
CuSsiun in the Episcopal Council now in
session nj Henderson, Ky. 1t is that of the
Rev, George {. Belts, rector of Grace Pro.
ics,anl Episcopal Church, Louisville, Ky.
MS minister has been in charge Of that
Church for the past two years, and during
That time has shown unmistakablc tcndcn.
Ci,s to the Roman Catholic faith. This has
been evidenced in many ways, but more
particularly by his recent action i'm having
"a tabernacle constructed in the church.
This IS Il distinctive piece of furniture com
mon only TO The Roman Catholic Church.
Beyond this, Mr.. Bets is also accused of
extreme riMalistic tendencies. lie insists
upon being addressed as Father" which
is II title distinctivcly worn by the ~eCclcsi
a-t,cs Of the Roman Catholic Church.
These innovations have naturally produced
severe criticism from the laymcn of his
own church as well as his brethren in the
clergy. The matter was at last carried be
fore tie bishop, the Right Rev. Thomas NJ.
Dudley, who at once ordered the removal
Of the tabernacle and the ~cXpunging from
The forms Of worship of all features extra.
nCous to hcIltual of the Episcopal Church.
These instructions Mr.. Bets disobcycd, re.
treating behind the Vcstry, whose consent,
he asserted, must be obtained before he
could remove any article from the chanccl
OF bis church. On the matter being re-
fcrrCd TO the vCstry of Grace Church, it was
fouUd shat they fully sustained Father
Bets, and refused to remove it, thus defy
ing the mandate of the Bishop. Nothing
more could be done but to carry the matter
LCIOrc The tribunal Of the assembled Coun-
Gil at Henderson. This was done. and a
rigid investigation is now proceeding.
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The Time Not Yet.

Some N,cw York papers are strongly in
favor Of Il Southern man for second place
on the next Democratic Presidential ticket.
We have our doubts about the sincerity of
this policy on the part of our Northern
friends. The NrOaicle would like to sec n
Southern man thus elevated and this paper
would lend all of its energies in this dircc
ton, did we think the time propitious for
such a move. But the South can wait n
while longer. We cannot afford to sacrifice
one of our leaders just now. We can gain
nothing 10y haste. The Sonth has exercised
patience and has bidcd her time. She can
objection to any Southern man named for
The position. Either one would give us OK
lrcmc pleasure TO see elected. But can the
Democratic party do ii, is the question.
The time has hardly come for this step
MdrL0He CHrOBjce'
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\ Banks Responsibility.

A. j. Gillespie & Co. of Kansas City,
were owners OF abaut eleven hundred head
of cattle. and shipped the herd 10 Chicago,
CONSIGNED TO Ruppal Sons & Co., and inn
mcdia,cly drew drafts for the approximate
value of the cattle. Rappal, Sons n Co,
sold The cattle, and deposited The money,
about $25.O eco with the Union Stock Yards
National Bank. At tic time Roppai, Sons
4 Co, were oycrdrawn at the bank about
The same amount The bank, not knowing
who the money belonged TO, but only that
ii was deposited TO ihc credit of i|appal'
Sons 4 Co., appropriated lit pay The over
draft, claiming to hold the same 10y "Han
kgr's lien, Gillespie x Co., filed a bill! II
the United States Court against the bhnN' c
recover The money, and judge Gresham ,c
cidcd that obey were cuiii'| 10 tl'
500, coo.
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TIE NATIONAL DRILL.
The Three Important Days Of the Great
Military Event of the Present Year.

tive drill began at 10 O'CLOCK this morn
ing. Company A, First Minnesota Reg
iment. was The first company to enter.
They drilled well. The sccop company
was the Eighth separate company OF
Rochester, n. Y. These two companies
drilled in the south of the grounds too
far from the grand stand to be seen to
advantage. Next followed the Muscatine
Rifles of Iowa. They marched to the
front of the grand stand, saluted the
Judges and began to drill. They handled
their pieces well, but were a little weak
in foot movements. They were liberally
a%pplaudcd. Then followed tho Grand
Rapids Guards, Company a, First Bat
TALON Virginia CcOlorcd) Volunteers,
Southrons, Nicksburg; Company A,
First Virginia Regiment. Popular de-
monstrations Indicted that the Nicks-
burg men and Company a, First Nir-
einia Regiment, had Won the greatest
favor of the day. The competing COM
panies were limited III numbers to
~twenty-fou men each, with their three
officers and two guides.
The program o. na"WuyrGS was de-
livered to each company's commander
one hour before the time allotted for the
corps appearance, and the men We're
thereby kept in ignorance of the
IuuuNSNNNlS VhN1 "SAS ~ CAGNltt' I'LL tJC
orders were actually given. In general
terms, they were to exercise first in the
school OF the soldier Chat is without
arms then in the manual ut arms, and
lastly, III the school of the company.
Thirty minutes we're allotted to each
company to complete its program. A
furious thunder and wind storm came up
about four o'clock and put an end to the
proceedings. The crowds scattered at
once. The root was blown oil II large
part OF the grand stand and the canvass,
rocks, forts AND war vessels, ana light
house OF the ''Pyorama weletppcu over
and scattered. The order Tor dress
parade az , p. n. was rescmded. For the
proposed dress parade commands have
been organized provisional oattAlons,
in which the troops OF the respective
sections oil the country are grouped to-
gether as lar as possible. hcntucky,
Ohio and District OF Coiumbla men each
form one battalion; leAas, Mississippi
and Missouri form one; tue Governor
Guard OF North arohu are with Men
lgan ana Minnesota men; inc Nlrginl0
troops constitute Il separate brigade,
G AnIrrson TLG tntol nnmbcr nI
mon in cnmni is obont n,NOO. in seventy
oronnizotions Our.tlird of Tho tota
or@ Viroinions Mr., -nrnrtcrs of in,
commands boyn entered tnn competitior
for iniomtrv Irilns, nrn Of whicb is col
orcI T,,,, cn,,,ol cnmn,nios orc !,
comn two from Xiroinin ma Two from
he District Of ColuHbin,
N~ASiilNGroE, May !''-lhC parade o
troops to-day Tor review ny the ircSl
dent has afforded the iirat .opp,ortnnlt,
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Americas Pride.

True American men and women, by
reason of their strong constitutions,
beautiful forms, rich complexions and
characteristic energy, are envied by all
nations. 1t is the general use of DIR.
Harter's Iron Tonic which brings about
these results. +
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Items OF Iuterest Gathered from Various
Quarters.

New \ OrH Tor Europe.
The Catholic Young Mems National
Union is in session in New York.
Lord Landsdownc owns something like
95, 600 acres in County Kerry alone.
United States Treasurer Hyatt has duly |
qualified.
Daniel Manning will soon return to New
York. His health is greatly improved.
Three cases of yellow fever arc reported
ut Key West.
The Virginia Legislature has adjourned
sine Gtc.
plcuro.pncumonia has appeared among
cattle in Baltimore.
On the night Of the 92nd. Sumter had
two shocks Of earthquake and one fire.
More than 700 bodies were crcmatcd at
Toxic, Japan, during the month of March.
A plot to assassinatc the Sultan has been
discovered and the Turkish ruler is badly
frightened.
y cordial and complimentary welcome
was extended to O'Bricn by the New York
Legislature.
Tho great cotton mill OF Parent X LIE
marie, ut RoubaiX. Franco, in the Depart
mcnI du Nord, has been burned.
Both houses Of the Virginia Legislature
adopted resolutions of sympathy with Ire
land.
The Surgeon General of the United
States has been notified of yellow fever ut
Key West.
a Jury has been empanolcd for the trial
Of Jacob Sharpe, charged with bribery in
New York.
OBrion has received a note warning him,
on pain Of death, not TO enter Kingston or
Ottawa again.
a storm at San Angelo, Texas, on Tues
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BRIC-A-BRAC.

Ruf iIn nDl1n ono rIll fry
~ VIII y trr oD ond oornost ycoI.
Rend vour sinews 10 The task.
.'Put your shoulder TO the wheel"
Thouob vour du,v uov Inc hard
Look not on it as an i'll;
If it he an honest task,
Do it with an honest will.
Uiub. ,co,or morL- your chin
me- ,u,,irr noir, Tho ui,chrork
en1s ~. mmnnv,s
n"so "',u'" "
Inc health questloh-liow arc YOU
Posing for cffect-A goat ready to putt
Superior blankets are now woven of COW
hair.
Labor has bitter roofs bui sweet fruits as
well.
S,raws shows which way the sherry cob
Ter goes.
The block silk ho, can "~o 10 the head
once more,
THO Civ militia man i mos, chrcrnl
when blucst,
IT, Who sorosoos oo,,r,;t;o, .,Tors thrm
u,ino "rn
,o,oa o,Ir ,ru,rlo vi,r Lis l,hy
70 that :; 1"o KIP u nnd '
" -" ~ - Wv - 'o'.'
fingers TO have them CANNED"
'H1rr,,h or,s,,ol 10 oor,b will ,isc ,ooin"
prnvidod ,Ln Taos, l. NO, sn1r
lio'i"e" '"e Se''' Il y. S'"' .
The man who wouldn't wonder must
~ "'''' men 80
roI" io h"oo mnt ,In !, IN wotnr coIn,s
49,, 800 :. q,
why Is an ilHrHl DIG nlai me " "'"S''"'
g, N' ',1'n
mere hle ic" Slls nav can i'INc P''
iccl hlaSh "hcn u pou''o Is 'hc S""J3'''
ALASKA Is soon 10 nave 1" MSPnPIt. -,
.t,no 'or" county '"S"' "''">'
sncc,.
'lioW shall sleep: asks II corresponds
chI: Ivy " S'"S """N' |" '"'" '''''
u'nl'
70, my! exclaimed Edlth, upon hcr
lrst entrance INTO inc rlnN' thcy rc a' Oh
'"s.oi' an ''oS
Inc graVcst neast Is an ass inc &raI'S'
BIRD IS an owl, the graVcsl iSh Is an oyster,
ana inc SraVcSt mar Is Il looi'
a young lady calls her beau honey
Sucklc, because he is Away hanging over
the front ratings.
"l'm at your service, madam said the
WHY burglar when caught WIN Ills arms
inll Oh SllVer"a'c'
The usual course is to draw lciOrc com.
mcncing to paint, but some women reverse
inc I"ic' anu uoh u'""'
".Who was the strnightcst man in The
BiblcY' Joseph why "BccruSc Pha-
raoh made a ruler OF him.
The Duke of Argyl says The world is
ten million years old How did he lind
out?
Let your heart be as large as the world.
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Mtlnmnrt. Mhlpping.i,ost.

\ Wilmington dispatch says: Public
whippings at Newcastle attracted Il large
crowd Of spectators, among them several
McStiZDs, members Of the Mexican. Village
Company exhibiting here. Eight culprits
were Stripped Of their clothing and dashed
to the whipping post, willie the sheriff nd.
ministorcd the cat. Two men, for the
theft of a chicken, were punished with rs
many blows as IL thief who stole nearly
$500 worth of platinum, while q pIofcs.
sional sneak thief, who robbed Il icwclry
store Of a tray Of rings and locked the pro.
prictOr in to prevent pursuit, received only
five lashcs, just half the number given the
chicken thieves. The punishments began
with WIN. Morris, colorcd, charged with
assault with intent to kill. He was given
an hour in the pillory. Charles Scott, for
the larceny of a watch, received five lashes;
John w. Campbell, for the theft of a tray
Of rings, five lashcs; Antonio Gallo, lar
ccny of n watch and chain, five lashes; II.
a. Providence, larceny Of a coat, five
lnshcs; John Heck aud Allen McCracken,
larceny of chickens, ten lashes each; Ben.
jamin Simmons, colored, larceny of a clock.
ten lashes; Silas Murray, colorcd, larceny
of a quantity of platinum, ten lashes.
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures when
every other so.called remedy fails.
Spring chicken buyers should state dis
tinctly whether they want the spring of
1776 or 8S1
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a man can express his feelings and still
send them by mail,
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rne nrs.o's Relation 80 the white Man.


EnToR EECuRD: The following is a
view OF the negro question not generally
| known and thinking it nav be inlcrcs,in
TO your readers | request that Won rCpub
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Will thnr "Irnn,ior racoc ;" ~ S"''e p"hG
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thTounh C6nnon ria XIII" lon n"'';
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dwrIi in thn fr5is nf SGnr, =" -, ,"',m'
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\ RADF {. DIS
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r G u L Or

Most happily meets the demand OF the age for
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hcr diseases. II IA n SPECIFIC for certain diseased
snndit onS OF The womb, and 30 controls the Mem
hIFldI organs az 10 regulate all arrangements ami
lrsrgrl rites OF hor Monthly Sickness. Tho pro
nl!'t'rS 1.un for lhi1 Remedy no other medical
WnpcIlE. II Is strictly a Vegetable Compound,
tN" luNieh prCsCrlptDn OF a learned PHYSICIAN
N"''C r'iiiE was FEMALE DISEASES, and whose
,aHtn nee me chrldU.c because OF hi4 success In
i'' treatment AMI care OF female co nplaints,
suffering woman, n Will relieve you OF nearly all
e"lGp!u'ais peculiar TO your sex.
For sale by d ogglsts, wrlto for book, ones
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For "worn-out.' "run-down," dcbiiitated
=thool teachers, millincrs, sCamstrcsscs, mousse
Iinrnrrr, and ~OvcrwOrkrd women Gcnerally.
Jy. picrcc's Flvoritc Prescription Is the 1Sst
~ nh rrsio rntivc t0niCs. 1t is not Il "Curc-all,
a.. 'jmiuhIv rulNlls Il singlcncss of purpose,
FL .Irg a most potent Specific for al those
chronic Weaknesses ana Diseases peculiar 70
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..s -l.l onsms. at tho InNulidB' Hotel ana surg
i..l lu.tiul.o has afforded q large experience
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IagaIiAs' AptaI and Surgical Institute

stan oS EiHntcea Experienced and Skiii'
ruI IhjbIcinIs and Surgeons.
El.L. CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALITY.
Patients treated here or mt their homes. Many
gurC. fully as II hero IN person. Como ana
see as. on ernl ten cents in stamps for our
/" !nvclids' GpidC-5ook,' which gives all pnrtic-
FLlre. Address: WORLDS DISpENSAItY MEDI-
~ A~StnNINrION, GM5 Main St., BuiInlO, MY.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-24

adopted secures the filling of China
Slough; the enhancement of the value of
surrounding property and an increase in
the assessment roll; the building of more
industrial works; the clearing away OF
Chinatown and the creation of greatly
needed open space for a general market.
1t will enlarge our shipping facilities; re-
move an offensive foreground from the
view of strangers arriving by rail; facili-
tate the handling and landing of goods
that come and SO by rail, and conserve the
health of the city by filling up spot made
despite health ordinances, the receptacle
for filth. These are but portion of the
reasons why the market should be estab-
lished, and the ground taken for it. The
cost OF the Improvement is slight when the
| benefits to flow from it are considered. In
deed, Il market SO near TO the passenger
depot will be a new and greatly valuable
advertising agency for the city. The
plan meets the approval of business men
who are calm in their consideration of all
municipal financial matters, and it has the
warm support of the Improvement Asso-
citation, body ofreputable citizens giving
time and means unselfshly to the promo
ton of the best interests of the community.
We believe the people will adopt the plan
at the polls and order the necessary ex-
| pense to be incurred